Armenia and Georgia are little known to tourists – but scenery alone should be the primary reason for your next visit here. Landscapes firmly remain countries’ most attractive sight. Stunning slopes of Caucasian mountains, majestic Ararat, infinite forests and fields, charming small towns hiding in green valleys and lonely monasteries solidly standing on the rock cliffs. Regardless of where and when you go – the beauty of the scenery will certainly leave you speechless.
- Picturesque vineyards near Khor Virap Monastery – a major Armenian sight and a popular place among tourists
- Wheat fields near Karahunge, Armenian Stonehenge
- Surreal road to Tatev Monastery is one of the major attractions in the region
- Colourful alleys of sunflowers at the foot of biblical mountain Ararat
- Stunning landscapes around Garni temple not far from Erevan
- View on Aragvi river from Ananuri fortress cannot be missed: emerald water and mountains around it create an incredible picture
- Fortress walls surrounding Georgian Signagi and Alazani wine valley
- Trinity Monastery high up in Caucasus mountains takes a while to get to – but it is definitely worth the journey
- Mtskheta – one of the most oldest Georgian towns that used to inspire many writers and poets
- Majestic Kazbek peak
- Stunning landscapes on the Georgian Military Road
The region is stunning, and landscapes are not the only attraction it has to offer. Make sure to check out other articles and photos of Georgia and Armenia for more pictures and things to do:
Discover Caucasus: a glimpse of real Armenia
Top 8 places to see in Armenia